Tampa Museum of Art
Something Old, Something New
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On entering the building we were informed about the many rooms they had filled with art. We paid a "$4 donation" each (which I do not mind paying if it is a good exhibit). So before beginning our self-guided tour we set the parking meter for 1 hour and a half, giving us plenty of time to browse. Low and behold, it took us a total of 5 minutes to walk through their incredibly finite "gallery A, gallery B, and gallery C". Complete dissapointment and waste of money. So DO NOT be deceived by the big building!!
Reviewed by: Unsatisfied Customer from on Aug 02 2008
Nice collection of studio art glass on display in a gallery with wonderful views of the H. B. Plant Hotel across the river.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 08 2005
Something Old, Something New
Back to Tampa Museum of Art
On entering the building we were informed about the many rooms they had filled with art. We paid a "$4 donation" each (which I do not mind paying if it is a good exhibit). So before beginning our self-guided tour we set the parking meter for 1 hour and a half, giving us plenty of time to browse. Low and behold, it took us a total of 5 minutes to walk through their incredibly finite "gallery A, gallery B, and gallery C". Complete dissapointment and waste of money. So DO NOT be deceived by the big building!!
Reviewed by: Unsatisfied Customer from on Aug 02 2008
Nice collection of studio art glass on display in a gallery with wonderful views of the H. B. Plant Hotel across the river.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 08 2005
